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What (who) is GARAGING - definition
Garaging
·add. ·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Garage.
garage
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Garages; Garage (disambiguation); Garrage; Garage (dance music); Garage music (disambiguation); Garage (music); Garage Music; Garage music
(garages)
1.
A garage is a building in which you keep a car. A garage is often built next to or as part of a house.
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2.
A garage is a place where you can get your car repaired. In Britain, you can also buy fuel for your car, or buy cars.
Nancy took her car to a local garage for a check-up...
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garage
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Garages; Garage (disambiguation); Garrage; Garage (dance music); Garage music (disambiguation); Garage (music); Garage Music; Garage music
n.
1) a parking garage
2) (misc.) to park a car in a garage
Examples of use of GARAGING
1. Today he lives in Sutton Coldfield, in a modern mansion with garaging space for two Rolls–Royces, and is said to be worth 10m.
2. A source said: "Chris had nowhere to store any of his stuff, so he needed somewhere with plenty of outbuildings." As well as the barn and other farm buildings, the property has garaging for his fleet of classic cars.
3. Irina Abramovich reportedly made an unsuccessful bid on a 35 million house in the Square The conversion into a family home means it will have a basement swimming pool, gym and media room as well as garaging for four cars.
4. After improving their home near Beverley, East Yorkshire, including building a koi carp pond in the garden, they bought a riverside apartment now worth 112,000. 280,000 country home The pair then moved into a 280,000 country home in the nearby village of Old Ellerby boasting garaging for five cars, grand stables and a two–acre paddock.